Bishop of Truro, extremism and religious persecution in Nigeria
Last week, I attended a workshop at Wilton Part in Sussex on the theme of fostering social cohesion in Nigeria. It was organized by the Foreign and Co
Friday Column
Friday Column
National Symposium on Farmer-Herder Crisis
Last week, I was in Birnin Kebbi for the National Symposium on the persistent conflicts that have affected not only farmer-herder relations but has al
Security: Mr. President, choose your faction and act
Nigeria’s worse kept secret over the past four years is that the security chiefs have been factionalised, fractionized and different sections therein
Borno and Nigeria’s Growing Distance from the President
On Wednesday, President Buhari visited Maiduguri to commiserate with the people over the Auno massacre that occurred Sunday night. Two things happened
Boko Haram: The politics of targeted killing of Christians
For Boko Haram, targeting Christians for killing has always been a political act aimed at creating divisions within the enemy, which they define to be